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PAGE 8, WEDNESAY, NOVIE4BER 15,1978, Wirre FREE PRESS "SwLs Chalet bar.beque opens, on Dundas -Street Barbeque chicken loy ers have been flocking inlarge numbers to Whitby's new Swiss Chalet restaurant at Dundas and Anderson Streets whicb opened Oct. 10. Specializing only in char- coal broiled chieken, this new and popular restaurant is open from il a.m. to il p.m. and until 1 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The facilities can be rented anY day except Frida V. Saturday and Sunday for receptions and meetings of up to 25 or 30 people., Dinners prîced as 10w as $2.25 are served, and theý customer can choose a quarter chicken plate,. haîf chicken plate,. sandwich plate, plus desserts and entrees. The facilities are fully licencedby the Liquor Licence Board ôf Ontario. All food is fresh every day and cornes from local supp- COOPER'S PLACE 1,l23 Brock St. South-, NOW, OPEN SUNDAYS! COOPER'SPECIALS King Size ýCigarettes Limit 5 per customer Pkg. 7J Christmas eCards$2 Reg. $400 Men's Umbrellas $5 Reg. $6945 COME AND SEl OUR, WIDE SELECTION 0F: FwmItur Booke *Skaote Exckonge 8 PASSENGER, V-8 AUTOMATIC,:/s, P/8, RADIO. LIC. 01236 1974 0OLDS DETAR YL 4,DR. H.T, V -8 AUTOMATIC, P/S, P/B, AM/FM, AIR, VINYL-ROOF. LIC. HTH 608 $249-5 175 FOR F00PICK-UIP 40,000 MI LES, 6 CYLINDER, STANDARD, RADIO. LIC. C84 639 17AUTIN MARINA,"DELUXE#' 2 DR. COUPE, AUTD'MATIC, AM/FM RADIO, BUCKETS, 33,000 MILES. LIC. KX0 098 .U74 D2ATSUN B21Q 4 CYLINDER, 4 SPEED, RADIO, 8UCKETS LIC. HRE 402 1976 FORD F150 PICK-UP 33,000 MI LES, V-8 STANDARD, PIB, RADIO. LIC. H193 861 1975,AMC ORNET 2 DOOR, 6 CYLINDER AUTOMATIÇ WITH RADIO. LIC. $18,5i 194 OYTACOONA 2 DR. H.T., AUTO., BUCKETS, AM/FM TAPE, OVER HEAT & FLOOR CONSOLES., LIC., HJN 316&,ý AIL VENICLES CERTIFIED - liANT MORE TO CIIOOSE. FRtoM BANK <Nio ai "THE IITTL ýmd"iNG AVAILABLE 'U OFFIR EM 1725 MHA T DOES A LOT" fei;s s&ys Manager'Manuel Goncalves, who, has* been a Swiss Chalet manager for six years. The Wbitby outiet bas 70 employees and when f illed to capacity, can accomniodate 280 people. There is plenty of free parking at the front and rear of the restaurant. Swiss' Chalet, one of Canada's rnost successful specialt-y restaurants, is launching a major expansion programi that will double the number of outlets in one' year. The first of the 16 new' restaurants was opened 'in Ottawa, with others to follow in Quebec and Ontario. Swiss Chalet's first venture in the West will be in, Calgary, due to open February 1979.,' Swiss Challet's,.uniqueness lie s in the factthat it serves only one kind of meal - charcoal broiled chieken. For $2.25 it offers a quarter chieken, an original' Swiss Chalet barbeque sauce, french fries,-a roll and bever- age. .Because of the savings of large volume buying and a limited menu, Swiss Chalet can afford the kind of luxuries that many indepen- dent restaurants have had to abandon because, 0f labour costs. Luxuries such as fresh potatoes cut-up every day for french fries, and finger bowls served with every dinner. The Company had its beginnings in Montreal in 1944 when Marcel Mauran opened a restaurant called Chalet Bar-B-Q. He and hi.5 son Richard soon opened another and as the chain grew they formed a company called Swiss Chalet' Bar-B-Q. Fast service, low prices and top quality food are the secret to the Swiss Chalet's success over the past '34. years. The chain keeps its food costs below 40 per cent and bas not.raised its prices in three years. "For volume and profit- ability we can compete with anyone'", says Bernard Syron, President 0f Food- corp Limited, wbich now owns Swiss Chalet and Harvey's. "Our company has moved steadily upwards, increasing not only in sales but also in earrlings. In 1977 Swiss Chalet sales figures increased by over 40 per cent. This result bas been achieved through carefully planned growth in markets we know best". An added note is that Cara Operations Limited purchased Foodcorp in 1977, strengthening its manage- ment resources and continu- ing to maintain a high level of investment. "This will not AUTHORIZED 0O679l S only ensure our continued growthand profitability but will also improve our exist- ing facilities tb meet competitive situations", Work, of eight artistsý featured .at, Whitby Arts "Lifelines", an exhibition featuring the work of, eight artists, is at The Station Gallery on Henry and Victoria Streets, Laurence Aclanid, one of the exhibitors and organizer of the show, describes the exhibition a s a collection of work by artists dealing with natural and organic fornis and working in a manner quite different from the current artistic styles. Each artist was originally working in isolation yet ahl developed a simultaneous direction and empathy, working and using natural forms as their basis, Don MacKay invents forms through a combination of the technical' and the organie in, gorgeous colour. Ain Ziegler and Pierre-Leon Tetreault start with recogni- za 'ble shapes to create float- ingý fantasy worlds; Jekabs Zvilna and Laurence Acland use microscopie Images; Zvilna magnifying random p atterns formed by carbon on glassand Acland develop- ing, in water colour, shapes viewed under the electron- microscope. Peter McLay and Bonnie Steinman both draw finely detailed landscapes with infinite variety of line and pattern throughout; McLay dealing with eerie almost* fantastice "underbrusb" type scenes, and St eiman creat- ing landscapes on and with the human tonm. Ed Bartran focuses on closeý-ups of rock formations and their situa- tions to produce intriguing and successful compositions. Althougb be uses an exact approach, he deals with such enlargement of detail as to detract froni the realîsm and concentrate on pure form. The exhibition continues thr.ugh November 26 with Gallery hours being; Tues- day to Frlday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; Tuesday to Thuraday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.; and Satur- day and Sunday, 2 p.m. to 5 p.Wi. For further Information cail Linda Paulocik, Director, at 668"185. Tf-1re theft A former Dayton Tire employee will be asked to perforni community service work as part of bis sentence for stealing six tires from bis employer.. James Smith, 50, of Scar- borough, will appear in Oshawa Provincial court Nov. 17 to receive bis sentence for stealing the tires, valued at $179.58, LHe pleaded guilty to the offence, which occured Sept. il. LTD.1 DEALER REOUEST - J CHORNEY M.OTORS 146 MOCmSET goRTWI ràrD,ý NHila TOWN 0F WHITSY APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMUlES Any citizen who may be interested in serving on one of the following Boards or Committees is invited to submit bis or ber name along -with a brief resume to the undersigned, for consideration by the Council, on or before November 29th, 1978: - (a) Cemetery Board 6 Appointments - 1 Year terni (b> Committee of Adjustment 2 Appointments - 3 Year Terni (c) Fence Viewers 6 Appointments - 1 Year term (d) Game Preserve Committee 10 Appointments - 1 Year terni (e) Library Board 1 Appointment - 3 Year term (f) Property Standards Committee 1 Appointrnent - 3 Year terrn (g) Board of Management of Museumi 4 Appointments - 1 Year terni Wm. H. Wallace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C. Clerk-Administrator The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario LiN 2M8 Id N EW S WJS S.CHAETYCAIION IN wuiBY,